Speak the mess in your head get a calm plan for the day
Don't keep it all in your head. Just say what needs doing, and Brymble will organise the rest.
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Don't keep it all in your head. Just say what needs doing, and Brymble will organise the rest.
Get early access“it's like twenty tabs are open in my head, and something is playing in every one”
“started cleaning the kitchen — came round an hour later reading about lighthouses”
“remembered the birthday all month, forgot it on the actual day”
Demo
On the left, how people actually talk: everything at once, interrupting themselves, with “oh and also”. On the right, what the app makes of it.
“so tomorrow I need to call the bank about the card by nine, also pick up mum's parcel from the post office, ugh and the deadline is Friday and I haven't started, I'm scared honestly, oh and yesterday I finally sorted out the balcony, and — idea: make a template for reports”
The example is synthetic — written for this page. We never publish real recordings from volunteers, in any form.
The point
Ordinary planners demand discipline up front. Here the way in is just your voice.
To write a thought into a normal planner you first have to phrase it. Here you just say it out loud, and it sorts itself.
A big task paralyses. The app breaks it into small steps that aren't frightening to start.
Nothing burns down: no streaks, no red overdue marks. Miss a week and you come back to a calm summary, not a reproach.
Privacy
A diary of emotions and a stream of thought is a sensitive thing. So by default:
Queue
I'm building this on my own. First testers get direct influence on the product and free access to every paid feature once they exist.